The Guardian: Burnley, who beat Liverpool at home, were suppressed by Hull City in terms of both field and statistics, and the score of 7-0 reflects the real difference in strength between the two sides. Pen fun and pavilion www.biquge.info

The Daily Telegraph: A vivid away win sends a strong signal to the Premier League's 18 opponents that Hull City is no longer a promotion horse aiming for relegation, but a team of tigers and wolves who can participate in Europe, and even the Premier League championship!

The Times: Other Premier League promotion records are waiting for Hull City to break, with four wins in a row breaking Bolton's record of three consecutive wins in the opening season, unless Chelsea can win by six goals at the Liberty Stadium, Hull City will overwhelm Manchester City on goal difference and stay at the top of the league table for a week, which is the top treatment that Hull City has not had in more than 100 years.

Sports Weekly Liu Yichuan's column: 2-1 win over Leicester City, 2-0 win over Swansea, 1-0 win over Manchester United, 7-0 win over Burnley, four wins in four games, 12 points, scored 12 goals, conceded only 1 goal, Hull City with 11 goal difference advantage over the same four consecutive wins of Blue Moon Manchester City, proud of the top of the list. Although Manchester City has been so quickly integrated into Pep Guardiola's tactical system, winning six consecutive seasons since the start of the Premier League and winning the first derby of the season 2-1 away, Niu Shuai's record is more legendary than leading a team that has been in turmoil in the summer, has frequent player turnover, and is unanimously regarded as a relegation favorite by experts and professors. Even after this big win, I wondered who could end the winning streak in the Premier League first? FROM DR.WHO BACK THEN, TO WENGER.WHO, AFTER NIU SHUAI CAME TO HULL CITY, NOT ONLY THE PREMIER LEAGUE, BUT THE WHOLE OF EUROPE ARE WATCHING HOW FAR NIU SHUAI CAN GO. Next weekend's face of a strong opponent who will play in the stadium will test the dark horse elements of this team, and we expect them to go further and break the old order and prove that last year's Leicester City dark horse won the championship was not a flash in the pan.

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The fourth round of the Premier League ended with Everton's 3-0 win at Sunderland, and Ronald Koeman's Toffees surprised the world with a four-game unbeaten start with three wins and one draw, and finished fourth behind Chelsea on goal difference.

Last season, the team was ranked 11th for two consecutive seasons, and leading scorer Romero Lukaku was asked to move at one point.

Chelsea, who visited the Liberty Stadium, were unable to conquer Swan Lake's Devil's home stadium and their winning streak was ended.

Unbeaten, there is also Tottenham Hotspur, with two wins and two draws, scoring 7 goals and conceding 2 goals.

After four rounds, the Saints Southampton, the Black Cats Sunderland and the Sky City Stoke City have not won a game, and it is unbelievable that the Saints with good strength have fallen into the relegation circle.

Looking at the league scorer list and assist list, Hull City is undoubtedly the biggest winner, with five players in the scorer list, and Robin van Persie is the top scorer with five goals, quite a third time to compete for the league's golden boot.

At the top of the assist list is Hull City captain Bastian Schweinsteiger, with three assists, reminiscent of Manchester United's predicament, and it seems that letting go of the German is Jose Mourinho's failure.

This week undoubtedly belongs to Hull City, who have just won the Double-Double of the Month, defying the curse and winning their first game in September, and it is rumored that the Egyptian owners of Hull City are in no hurry to sell their team unless they can come up with a sky-high price that makes them happy.

On Monday, Li Jian, the founder of 7 Days Inn Hotel, which has just acquired the French club Nice, appeared on the field of Hull City's Under-23 competition, along with former Hull City chairman Paul Dufen and current vice-chairman Erhap Alam.

Li Jian hopes to buy Hull City FC, but now that the team is leading Niu Shuai, it is unlikely that Chinese capital will want to buy it at a low price.

Li Jian originally wanted to meet Niu Shuai, but he didn't expect that Niu Shuai had not returned to Hull City since the end of the last game.

After the big away win, Niu Shuai gave the players a day off, instructed Mike Ferran and good friend Dalko Milovic to arrange and preside over the preparation plan for the week, and went straight to the nearest Manchester airport.

In such a hurry, it was because he was rushing to the Pierre Moroy Stadium in Lille, France, for one person.

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Former England international Joe Cole, who spent a short season in Lille, once said of the city: "Lille is a beautiful place, people here used to say, 'When you first come to the north of France, you cry; You're going to cry even more when you're gone.'" People will fall in love with the city and its sense of togetherness. ”

Lille is the largest city in northern France, close to Belgium, and is also the economic, cultural, educational, and transportation center of northern France, and the fourth largest city in France after Paris, Marseille and Lyon.

Lille and its region are one of the most important industrial regions in France, which has developed into a comprehensive industrial base.

As an economic center in France, the headquarters of the internationally famous retailer Auchan is located here, and Decathlon, Castellama and Leroy Merlin are also produced here.

The city is relaxed and peaceful, and it was once said that Lille is a city that you will slowly fall in love with, and she is a charming girl at heart, but she wears a plain gray trench coat, and just quietly hooks the corners of her mouth, which is enough to make people linger.

Although Lille is the halfway station of the Eurostar in France, the starting station in the UK is St Pancras Station in London, so Niu Shuai can only go to Manchester Airport, the closest airport to Burnley, to Lille overnight.

The Stade Pierre Moroy is a multi-purpose stadium in the new town of Asco, Lille in France, which began construction in 2009 and was completed in 2012, and is currently the home of Lille FC, hosting the 2015 European Basketball Championship and the recently concluded Euro 2016 in France.

The stadium was formerly known as the Lille Metropolitano stadium, but was named after the former French president and mayor of Lille, Pierre Moruy, who passed away in 2011.

The Pierre Moroy Stadium, which was opened in 2012 and is a UEFA Category 4 venue, is surrounded by solar panels and wind turbines to assist in the power supply of the stadium through natural resources. All these architectural features combined with sustainable development have led to the stadium being rated as an "HQE" green building.

The stadium is spread over two floors and has 50,186 seats, including 4,965 business seats, 1,842 VIP seats, 448 technical seats and 326 media seats.

In addition, the collapsible roof of the stadium is also a feature, which takes only 15 minutes to fully cap the roof, which greatly reduces the uncontrollable factors caused by the weather.

The most special feature of the course is its advanced design, considering that this is a multi-purpose stadium, a hydraulic lifting system is installed under half of the turf, which can raise this half of the turf to a certain height and then slide onto the top of the other half of the turf. Half of the original field was not covered and became a small underground stadium.

From above, this half of the venue looks like a box, hence the name "Wonder in a Box", and can be used for sporting events such as basketball and tennis, as well as concerts, and the seats can be changed from 6,900 to 30,000 depending on the purpose.

In the final of the 2014 Tennis Championship, France and Switzerland co-starred in an official tennis match with the highest attendance in history.

Founded in 1944 through the merger of two French clubs, Lille FC is a relatively young club that currently competes in the French First Division.

No matter which country, in the same city or in another place, there will be mortal enemies.

Lille's sworn enemies were FC Lens, and the two teams had an early feud due to regional and cultural reasons.

Since Lille had been rolling in the lower leagues in the early years of its existence, they had always lived in the shadow of Lens.

However, since Lille were promoted to Ligue 1 in 2000, they have gradually overtaken Lens in the rankings, and in 2005-06, Lille beat Manchester United in the group stage of the Champions League, indirectly knocking them out of the Champions League group stage for the first time in a decade.

In the 2010-11 season, Lille won the fourth home division title in the club's history with 76 points from 38 games, 21 wins, 13 draws and 4 defeats, when Eden Hazard, Covasi Gervinho, Mathieu Debihi and John Cabaye were all in the squad.

In fact, Lille is a well-deserved cradle of stars, in addition to the above, West Ham United's current star Dimitri Payet, cancer warrior Eric Abidal, Dort's sharpshooter Pierre Emeric Aubameyang, Bayern Munich academy Brazilian centre-back Dante Bonfim Costa Santos, Salomon Kalou, who played for Premier League giants Chelsea, Juventus and Switzerland's right-sided iron gate Stefan Lichtsteiner, and Belgian striker Diwalker D. Stars such as Divock Origi have also made a name for themselves here.

Unfortunately, this season's Lille has captains, former France international Leo Mavuba, Nigerian international Vicente Enyeama, Morgan Amalfitano, Yasini Benzia, Eder and some famous players, but after being eliminated by Gabele in the third round of Europa League qualifying, losing to Metz in the first game, beating Dijon at home in the second game, and Pinnis away in the third round, the whole August form is very sluggish, which is very puzzling.

At 7 p.m. on Saturday, Lille faced Monaco, a traditional Ligue 1 powerhouse who are on a five-game unbeaten run in all competitions and have won four games in a row, at the Stade Pierre Moruois.

The small European principalities beat last season's champions Paris Saint-Germain 3-1 at home in the previous round and also passed the Champions League play-offs, and Monaco were favored to win this game before the game.

Niu Shuai didn't care about the outcome of this game, he just came to inspect a player he had always wanted.

Is there still a shortage of men in the city of Hull, which is now strong?

No, if anyone knows that Niu Shuai is actually for Arsenal's inspection, they will definitely be surprised, when did Niu Shuai become a scout for the Gunners?

Whoa, you're a scout, your whole family is a scout!

My bull genius next season will be, uh, don't tell you, rush you!

Soon after the start of the game, in the 2nd minute, Monaco left-back Djibril Sidibe opened the scoring, the left-back with the word Lille in his name was just transferred from Lille to Monaco this season, what he didn't expect was to give the old owner a fatal blow so soon.

The veteran's quick counterattack made people have a bad premonition for the home team, and Lille's defensive axis has not performed well this season, on the one hand, because the main goalkeeper Enyeama and the two main central defenders are 33 or 34-year-old veterans, although they are experienced, but in the face of the opponent's young and powerful attacking line, it is simply a rhythm of death, although Lille's two full-backs are young lads.

Sure enough, in the 17th minute, 21-year-old young midfielder Adama Traore scored another goal, and it is worth mentioning that the Malian youngster transferred from Lille to Monaco last season.

The second half was not long after the opening, in the 47th minute, the Lille goal was lost again, the scorer was Real Madrid academy-born Brazilian right-back Fabinho, in the 71st minute, Monaco central defender Camille Glick's goal announced that Monaco had won the game.

The Poland international, who scored a goal at this summer's European Championships, was sought after by a number of teams, but it was Monaco who poached him from Turin first.

With four goals, three from defenders, a typical Monaco pattern of goals, and two of those goals were scored by Lille veterans, Frédéric Antonetti certainly won't have a good time this season, having sold both to Monaco after taking charge last season.

After talking for a long time, why haven't you said who Niu Shuai is investigating?

Sebastien Corchia, the right-back who has been selected for France's Under-17, Under-18, Under-19 and Under-21 national teams, has struggled since suffering a serious injury a few years ago.

Although he is very strong, until now, he has not joined a giant team like other talented teammates of the same age.

Last season, Colchia put in a very impressive performance for Lille, although due to injury, he only made 20 appearances, but still scored two goals, which attracted the attention of La Liga giants Sevilla and Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain.

Unfortunately, because he was worried about his vitreous constitution and knew that the summer window was closed, Corchia still stayed in Lille.

Although he has been selected for the national team of all ages, due to the abundance of talents in various positions in the French national team, Corchia has not played for the national team so far, which cannot but be said to be his biggest regret.

Niu Shuai's impression of him first comes from the FM games he often plays, Colchia in the 2010-2012 version, is France's right side of the Mavericks, fast, sharp assists, can score, and can also play on the left side, when Niu Shuai chooses fullbacks, in addition to AC Milan's perverted demon Mattia Desiglio, Corchia is the one who must buy.

Although Lille scored a goal in the last minute to save a bit of face, Corchia's performance was still remarkable, and Niu Shuai quietly left before the end of the game, leaving the stadium and taking the high-speed train to Paris, where three days later there will be a Champions League group stage first round match between Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal.